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Gun Owners Of America Lawsuit Strikes Down Parts Of National Firearms Act
Gun Owners Of America Lawsuit Strikes Down Parts Of National Firearms Act
via Gun Owners of America,
On August 5, we at Gun Owners of America won our "One Big Beautiful Lawsuit," against the registration requirements of the National Firearms Act at the district level in Texas.
This is definitely one of the biggest wins for gun rights - ever.
🚨BREAKING🚨
In GOA's case, a federal court just stuck down NFA registration for:
❌Suppressors
❌Short-Barreled Rifles
❌Short-Barreled Shotguns
GOA & our allies in Congress eliminated the tax.
The National Firearms Act of 1934 is now UNCONSTITUTIONAL as applied.
— Gun...
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